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Yamamoto joined [[Studio Boomerang]] in 1983. After serving as an animator, he then became a director in 1991. In the same year, he was also involved in the production of the anime ''[[Wikipedia: Red Baron (TV series)|Red Baron]]'' (レッドバロン), working with [[Masato Sato]] already (the two of them both joined the ''Detective Conan'' production later). Afterwards, Yamamoto joined the production of the ''Detective Conan'' anime in 1996. At first, he did several organizer, storyboard, and episode director works within the anime, representing Studio Boomerang, starting with the first part of [[Mountain Villa Bandaged Man Murder Case]].
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[[File:Yasuichiro Yamamoto-1.jpg|thumb|left|100px|Photo of Yasuichiro Yamamoto taken in 2009.]]
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Yamamoto joined [[Studio Boomerang]] in 1983. After serving as an animator, he then became a director in 1991. In the same year, he was also involved in the production of the anime ''[[wikipedia:Red Baron (TV series)|Red Baron]]'' <small>({{lang|ja|レッドバロン}})</small>, working with [[Masato Sato]] already (the two of them both joined the ''Detective Conan'' production later). Afterwards, Yamamoto joined the production of the ''Detective Conan'' anime in 1996. At first, he did several organizer, storyboard, and episode director works within the anime, representing Studio Boomerang, starting with the first part of [[Mountain Villa Bandaged Man Murder Case]].
  
 
When his teacher [[Kenji Kodama]] resigned as director and only served as the chief director for the anime, Yamamoto became the director of the ''Detective Conan'' anime. At the same time, he also quit Studio Boomerang and went freelance; therefore, he no longer worked on episodes outsourced to the studio. [[Minoru Tozawa]] thus took over the job as an episode director for most Studio Boomerang episodes (even until the present). He then suceeded the director role for the movies from Kenji Kodama as well, being the director of seven ''Detective Conan'' movies. After that, he served as the chief director for movies 15-16, and the supervisor for movie 17. Later on, the ''Detective Conan'' movie director position was passed down to [[Kobun Shizuno]].
 
When his teacher [[Kenji Kodama]] resigned as director and only served as the chief director for the anime, Yamamoto became the director of the ''Detective Conan'' anime. At the same time, he also quit Studio Boomerang and went freelance; therefore, he no longer worked on episodes outsourced to the studio. [[Minoru Tozawa]] thus took over the job as an episode director for most Studio Boomerang episodes (even until the present). He then suceeded the director role for the movies from Kenji Kodama as well, being the director of seven ''Detective Conan'' movies. After that, he served as the chief director for movies 15-16, and the supervisor for movie 17. Later on, the ''Detective Conan'' movie director position was passed down to [[Kobun Shizuno]].
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* [[Kimi to Koi no Mama de Owarenai Itsumo Yume no Mama ja Irarenai]] (Ending 59): Storyboard, Technical director
 
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=== Movies ====
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=== Movies ===
 
Participation in: '''21''' movies
 
Participation in: '''21''' movies
 
* [[The Time-Bombed Skyscraper]] (Movie 1): Assistant technical director, Sub-character design, Key animation
 
* [[The Time-Bombed Skyscraper]] (Movie 1): Assistant technical director, Sub-character design, Key animation

Revision as of 11:29, 30 December 2023

Yasuichiro Yamamoto

Yasuichiro Yamamoto.jpg

Profile
Gender: Male
Date of birth: January 6, 1961
Place of birth: Chigasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
Location: Saitama Prefecture, Japan
Position: Director
Chief director
Supervisor
Screenplay
Organizer
Storyboard
Episode director
Assistant technical director
Sub-character design
Key animation
Layout
Years active: 1983-present

Yasuichiro Yamamoto (山本 泰一郎 Yamamoto Yasuichirō?), born January 6, 1961 in Chigasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture, is a Japanese anime director, and storyboard artist from Saitama Prefecture. He directed Detective Conan from episode 119 to 332, before being replaced by Masato Sato. He later became the director from movie 8 to movie 14, chief director for movie 15 and movie 16, and supervisor for movie 17.

In September 2012, he came back as the director for the anime since episode 667, and still directing the anime until now (except for episodes 678-679, which is directed by Koujin Ochi). Since episode 975, he co-directs the series along with Nobuharu Kamanaka.

Biography

Photo of Yasuichiro Yamamoto taken in 2009.

Yamamoto joined Studio Boomerang in 1983. After serving as an animator, he then became a director in 1991. In the same year, he was also involved in the production of the anime Red Baron (レッドバロン), working with Masato Sato already (the two of them both joined the Detective Conan production later). Afterwards, Yamamoto joined the production of the Detective Conan anime in 1996. At first, he did several organizer, storyboard, and episode director works within the anime, representing Studio Boomerang, starting with the first part of Mountain Villa Bandaged Man Murder Case.

When his teacher Kenji Kodama resigned as director and only served as the chief director for the anime, Yamamoto became the director of the Detective Conan anime. At the same time, he also quit Studio Boomerang and went freelance; therefore, he no longer worked on episodes outsourced to the studio. Minoru Tozawa thus took over the job as an episode director for most Studio Boomerang episodes (even until the present). He then suceeded the director role for the movies from Kenji Kodama as well, being the director of seven Detective Conan movies. After that, he served as the chief director for movies 15-16, and the supervisor for movie 17. Later on, the Detective Conan movie director position was passed down to Kobun Shizuno.

After stepping down as movie director, he returned to anime, continued to contribute storyboards, and became the anime director once again after Koujin Ochi's resignation, until present. He then continue Ochi's legacy by introducing a proper "Animation Supervisor" (作画監修 ?) role for the anime to mantain the stability of the anime quality (the role didn't become regular until 2014 with episode 738).

Furthermore, when he was still the director of the Detective Conan movies, he also drew some key animation frames for the movies, but was not credited in the ending of the movies.

Works in Detective Conan

Anime

Participation in: 77 cases (99 episodes)

Openings and Endings

Participation in: 19 openings and 19 endings

Movies

Participation in: 21 movies

Specials

Participation in: 2 specials

OVAs

Participation in: 11 OVAs

Other notable works

Anime

  • Detective Conan: Zero's Tea Time: Key Animation (TIME.4)
  • Lupin III: Bye Bye Liberty Crisis: Key Animation
  • Lupin III: Dragon of Doom: Key Animation
  • Lupin III: The Pursuit of Harimao's Treasure: Key Animation
  • The Mischievous Twins: Episode Director
  • Once Upon a Time (Windaria): Key Animation
  • Project A-Ko 4: Final: Key Animation
  • Puppet Princess: Key Animation
  • SD Gundam Musha, Knight, Commando: Key Animation
  • Space Adventure Cobra - The Movie: Animation
  • Urusei Yatsura: Only You: Assistant Animator, In-Between Animation

Non-anime

  • Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin: Animator
  • Heathcliff & the Catillac Cats: Key Animation

See also

References

  1. 山本泰一郎 - Wikipedia (Japanese)
  2. MyAnimeList
  3. Anime News Network
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